connecting two boxes on RF Arial network

[rv1nd]

Currently I have pace box feeding into a booster with 4 outputs. I have arial cable running from the booster to each room in the house.

If I buy a Eurovox box and connect it to the booster together with the Pace box, can I tune into both boxes in every room?

I guess I may need to change the output frequecy on the Eurobox or is it already different from pace boxes?

Thanks

[danny2324]

You are able to set your Eurovox to a different frequency than your Pace box under TV settings on the Config menu and selecting the output as "PAL I". You are then able to choose any frequency I think between 21 and 60.

If your booster only has 2 inputs however you will not be able to plug your outside aerial in, which would mean the loss of Channels 1 - 5 on your other TVs.

[rv1nd]

Excellent!

Thanks

[gadgetfiend]

most boosters ive seen with 2 inputs 1 is for tv the other is for vhf so that would be a problem perhaps...

[danny2324]

Yeah, you would need 2 TV inputs

[lincsat]

The Eurovox has a TV A/E in & out, I believe the Pace has the same, so you could daisy chain them.

TV aerial to Eurovox (A/E in), Eurovox (A/E out) to Pace (A/E in), Pace (A/E out) to Amp.

[Rick]

Just use a splitter as a combiner into the booster to take the feed from both boxes. Watch out for interferance though as each box will try to pass the standard tv signal into the booster and this can cause ghosting. you could try a couple of attenuators to bring the signal levels down abit.